Six saws, from a 16-inch firewood kit to a corded pole saw, carry early Black Friday prices on Amazon right now, with cuts running to 38% off and every price in this list verified tonight. Battery kits dominate the set: Greenworks runs three of the six and Worx two, and the Senix is the only saw here that plugs into a wall outlet. Prices run from $89 to $329.99.
Key points
- Deepest cut: Greenworks 24V 6-inch mini kit at $99.99, down $60
- Full-size anchor: Greenworks 48V 16-inch kit at $199.99, down $100
- Priciest pick: Worx WG385 40V 16-inch kit at $329.99, 11% off
- Lowest price here: Senix corded pole saw at $89 flat, no discount attached
Two are full-size battery kits built for firewood and storm cleanup, three are small saws for pruning and limbing at 5 to 10 inches, and one is a corded pole saw for limbs cut from the ground.
Discount depth runs uneven across the set, and the percentages don’t track price: the 6-inch Greenworks mini takes the deepest cut at 38% off, the 10-inch Greenworks sits at 35% and the 48V firewood kit at 33%, while the two Worx picks run just 13% and 11% and the Senix pole saw carries no discount at all, just $89 flat.
- Greenworks 48V 16-inch chainsaw kit: $199.99, save $100 (33% off)
- Worx WG385 40V 16-inch chainsaw kit: $329.99, save $40 (11% off)
- Greenworks 24V 6-inch mini chainsaw kit: $99.99, save $60 (38% off)
- Greenworks 24V 10-inch compact chainsaw kit: $104.49, save $55.50 (35% off)
- Worx WP332 20V 5-inch pruning saw: $129.99, save $20 (13% off)
- Senix 8A corded 8-inch pole saw: $89 flat, 14 feet of max reach
Full-size saws for firewood and storm cleanup
Both run a 16-inch bar and ship with two batteries and a charger, so the choice comes down to price and the battery platform you already own.
Greenworks 48V 16-inch chainsaw kit
Greenworks builds this kit around two 24V batteries running together as 48V, and both batteries sit in the box with a USB-C charger. A brushless motor drives the 16-inch bar, and the listing rates the kit for up to 100 cuts on 4×4 pressure-treated wood per charge. Chain tension adjusts without tools, and an automatic oiler feeds the bar and chain while you cut, with a clear window for the oil level.
At $199.99 it’s the cheapest way into a 16-inch bar here, though its 3.9 stars from 51 votes are the lowest score in this set.
Price: $199.99 $299.99 (save $100, 33% off)
Where to buy: Amazon
Worx WG385 40V 16-inch chainsaw kit
Worx pairs two 20V 4.0Ah PowerShare PRO batteries for 40V and adds a 4A dual charger, so both packs refill side by side instead of queuing on a single dock. A brushless motor runs the chain at 59 ft/s, and Worx rates the kit for up to 150 cuts on 4×4 hardwood per charge, half again the Greenworks rating.
Chain tension adjusts with a button turn, the oiler runs automatically, and a 3-year warranty backs the kit. At $329.99 the $40 saving is thin, though you pay for speed and a 4.4-star score from 541 votes.
Price: $329.99 $369.99 (save $40, 11% off)
Where to buy: Amazon
Mini and compact saws for pruning and limbing
Small saws trade bar length for low weight and one-hand control: 5, 6 and 10 inches here, each with a battery and charger in the box.
Greenworks 24V 6-inch mini chainsaw kit
At 3.4 pounds with the battery fitted, this 6-inch saw is built for one-hand pruning, campfire wood and garden cleanup, and that weight is the whole point: it goes up a ladder and works overhead without wearing your arm out. A brushless motor turns the small bar, and the kit adds a 2.0Ah battery and charger, with the battery shared across 200-plus Greenworks 24V tools, so owners of the platform already have spare packs on the shelf.
A security lock guards against accidental starts, the handle carries an anti-slip grip, and chain tension sets without tools. Buyers get the deepest discount in this roundup here, plus a 4.4-star rating from 566 votes, the biggest vote count among the small saws.
Price: $99.99 $159.99 (save $60, 38% off)
Where to buy: Amazon
Greenworks 24V 10-inch compact chainsaw kit
Step up to a 10-inch bar and the saw stops being a pruner: it limbs and cuts small firewood while staying compact.
Brushless power drives the chain, and the listing rates the kit for up to 45 cuts on 4×4 lumber per charge from its 2.0Ah battery, which is yard-work math rather than firewood math. Tool-free tensioning and an automatic oiler keep setup short, and push-button start skips any pull cord. For $4.50 more than the 6-inch mini you get four extra inches of bar, though only 22 votes back its 4.1-star score, so the rating rests on a thin sample.
Price: $104.49 $159.99 (save $55.50, 35% off)
Where to buy: Amazon
Worx WP332 20V 5-inch brushless pruning saw
WP332 is a dedicated pruner, not a shrunk chainsaw. Its 5-inch bar runs at 33 ft/s from a brushless motor, and Worx rates the saw for up to 160 cuts on 2×2 hardwood per charge, with a battery and charger in the kit.
Weight is the draw here, at 3.09 pounds, lighter than the 6-inch Greenworks at 3.4 pounds, with a soft grip, a safety guard and a 3-year warranty. You pay $129.99 for the smallest bar in this set, $30 more than that Greenworks mini, and the money buys the lightest saw here for long pruning days.
Price: $129.99 $149.99 (save $20, 13% off)
Where to buy: Amazon
Pole saw reach for high limbs
Senix 8A corded 8-inch pole saw
Senix runs this pole saw on a cord: an 8-amp, 960-watt motor and an 8-inch low-kickback bar and chain, no battery to charge or swap.
A telescoping shaft stretches the reach to 14 feet at full extension, so high limbs come down while your feet stay on the ground, and an automatic oiling system keeps the bar and chain fed as you cut. Corded power runs as long as your extension cord reaches, and range is the trade-off, plain and simple: the outlet decides where this saw works. The rating is 4.0 stars from 42 votes.
Price: $89
Where to buy: Amazon
All six prices side by side
| Model | Bar | Platform | Kit | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Greenworks 48V kit | 16 in | 48V (2x 24V) | 2x 4.0Ah + charger | $199.99 |
| Worx WG385 kit | 16 in | 40V (2x 20V) | 2x 4.0Ah + dual charger | $329.99 |
| Greenworks 24V mini kit | 6 in | 24V | 2.0Ah + charger | $99.99 |
| Greenworks 24V compact kit | 10 in | 24V | 2.0Ah + charger | $104.49 |
| Worx WP332 pruning saw | 5 in | 20V | Battery + charger | $129.99 |
| Senix pole saw | 8 in | Corded 8A | Corded | $89 |
Pick the saw that fits your pile
For a firewood pile, buy the Greenworks 48V kit at $199.99 and keep the second battery on the charger. For storm cleanup with bigger limbs, step up to the WG385 at $329.99.
For pruning from the ground, buy the Senix at $89 and put the savings toward a good extension cord, since the cord sets the working radius. Senix is also the budget pick outright, the cheapest saw in this set by $10.99, as long as your trees sit within cord reach of an outlet.
For a first small saw, buy the Greenworks 6-inch mini at $99.99, the deepest cut in the set. Thicker limbs? Spend the extra $4.50 on the 10-inch at $104.49.
For orchard work and long pruning days, buy the WP332 at $129.99, the lightest saw here at 3.09 pounds, and the one built for exactly that work, with a soft grip, a safety guard and a 3-year warranty.
